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CBS Radio Mystery Theater: The Murders in the Rue Morgue | Full Episode

Welcome back to Mythos Unveiled. Today, we delve into the archives to bring you the story that started it all. Based on the masterpiece by Edgar Allan Poe, this is widely considered the first modern detective story ever written. 🎙️ Episode Info: Title: The Murders in the Rue Morgue Series: CBS Radio Mystery Theater (CBSRMT) Episode Number: 007 Original Air Date: January 7, 1974 Author: Edgar Allan Poe (Adapted by George Lowther) Genre: Detective Fiction / Mystery / Horror 🔍 Synopsis: The Paris police are baffled. In a house on the Rue Morgue, a mother and daughter have been brutally murdered. The crime scene presents a terrifying puzzle: the room was locked from the inside, the windows were nailed shut, and the chimney is too narrow for a human to pass. No one could have entered, and no one could have escaped. It seems like an impossible crime... until C. Auguste Dupin arrives. Using his powers of "ratiocination" (pure logic and analysis), Dupin attempts to unravel a mystery that defies all explanation. What kind of monster is capable of such violence? The answer is more shocking than you can imagine. 🎧 About Mythos Unveiled: We are your portal to the mysterious, the macabre, and the classic tales of yesteryear. From Old Time Radio (OTR) gems to folklore legends, we unveil the stories that haunt the imagination. SUBSCRIBE and turn on notifications 🔔 to join our investigation into the unknown!    / @mythosunveiled-d9h   👇 Discussion: This story introduced the world to the "Locked Room Mystery" trope. Do you think the solution to the mystery holds up today, or is it too unbelievable? Let us know in the comments! Disclaimer: This recording is part of the public domain/classic radio archives and is presented for educational and entertainment purposes. #CBSRMT #EdgarAllanPoe #TheMurdersInTheRueMorgue #MythosUnveiled #DetectiveStory #OldTimeRadio #MysteryAudio #AudioDrama #SherlockHolmes #Dupin